In the UK, an online auction featuring Doctor Who memorabilia is set to take place on February 19, following its announcement earlier this month. This significant event marks the first time BBC Studios has allowed fans and collectors to purchase iconic items directly, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting BBC Children in Need. The auction will include two highly sought-after sonic screwdrivers: one used by David Tennant when he returned as the Fourteenth Doctor and another presented by Ncuti Gatwa, the Fifteenth Doctor, in his new light-up form. Additionally, fans will find a cracked Tardis prop, linked to the New Year’s Eve special titled 'Eve Of The Daleks,' as well as costumes belonging to important characters in the series like River Song and Amy Pond. Propstore, the company handling the auction, expressed its pride in collaborating with BBC Studios to present this collection. As stated by Stephen Lane, chief executive of Propstore, the items reflect the depth and imagination of the Doctor Who franchise and highlight its enduring legacy. With contributions benefiting BBC Children in Need, this auction becomes a dual opportunity for fans: acquiring pieces that have shaped the history of Doctor Who while also supporting a charitable cause. The event will run for a limited time, commencing from the announcement date, and concludes precisely on February 19, providing a unique window for fans to make their bids. From David Tennant's era as the Tenth Doctor from 2005 to 2010, to Ncuti Gatwa's current portrayal as the Fifteenth Doctor, the auction encompasses multiple eras of the series. Besides the sonic screwdrivers and Tardis prop, other items include a Dalek prop that has been a part of every Dalek story since 2012 and costumes from critically acclaimed episodes. Each item in the auction holds a story and significance within the Doctor Who narrative, making the event not only an auction but a celebration of the show's rich history. Sarah Bold, head of marketing at BBC Studios, emphasized the extraordinary legacy of Doctor Who and the uniqueness of this auction, which allows fans to own historical artifacts from the series. The partnership with Propstore aims to ensure the preservation of these iconic items for future generations while also generating necessary funds for charity. This auction isn’t merely a spectacle for collectors; it serves as a bridge connecting the show's past to its future and encouraging civic engagement among fans willing to support a good cause.